I like many whiskies especially the more lightly peated of the Islay malts. Kilchoman's [i]Machir Bay[/i] above all else.
Used to drink the heavilyy peated stuff but I think that was an attempt at appearing macho. Since then I've learned to enjoy even such subtle, 'mild' whiskies as [i]Isle of Arran.[/i]
I've had JW [i]Blue label[/i] ... meh. Horribly over-priced & -packaged just so you can show it off to your pals. I think of Johnny Walker being to whisky as Hoover is to vacuum cleaners. 🤣 Hahaha.
@LamontCranstonMachir Bay is hard to find here. Kilchoman makes more whiskies but the other one I've tried (name forgotten) didn't appeal to me. Arran is hard to find too and I don't have either of them right now. Someone mentioned the Amarone-cask Arran. That's what I've had before and enjoyed very much.
@CobaltToad i resist that day.. so far have stayed in control I run two bars,, so that helps... not drinking while you serve the drunk is really revealing
Great question. I prefer Green. It’s a very unusual type of whisky—a blend of four identified single malts with no neutral spirits added (as is the case in “blended” whiskies, even high-end ones). I’m a big fan of Green Label, and it’s a pretty good price point for the quality.
See comments elsewhere. i prefer single malts but if i had to drink a blend, Dewar's make a nice 18 yeor old blend of mostly single malts "The Vintage". Some real character to it.
